It took me the first couple episodes to realize that was the same actress. Totally different roles!

Anonymous wrote:21:47 - The Good Guys! Oh, I loved that one

Haven't seen that one yet - sounds like it might be just what I'm looking for.

Anonymous wrote:I liked a show called Better Off Ted. Also liked Suburgatory

Have you seen Pushing Daisies?

OP again: Haven't seen Better Off Ted or Pushing Daisies! Was so sad when Suburgatory was cancelled. That was such a damn good show. Glad to see Darlene on Mr. Robot

Anonymous wrote:We have similar taste. If you haven't watched Parks and Rec, that would be my recommendation. Jane the Virgin is great. Happy Endings is fun.

OP again - and I'm feeling like a real TV fiend. We've LOVED P&R but seen it so many times now that I need a break. Happy Endings was our before-bed show last year. I haven't tried JTV yet - it sounds like I should give it a go, right?

The Fosters is a good one.

Happy Endings

It's late and I'm an insomniac, so I ran across another good one for you-everybody hates Chris. Terry crews as the dad to Chris Rock as a kid was pretty great.

90s TV:

Felicity
Party of Five
Dawsons Creek
Roseanne
Beverly Hills 90210
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Seinfeld
My So-Called Life
Freaks and Geeks
Frasier
The Wonder Years
Friends
Cheers
Northern Exposure

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:21:47 - The Good Guys! Oh, I loved that one

Colin Hanks and Bradley Whitford --and it still got only one season.

Loved

Republic of Doyle on Netflix is light entertainment - kind of a modern day Rockford Files set in Canada. I really enjoyed it.

You might like Mistresses?

One of the only half hour shows I have on my DVR is Last Man on Earth. You might enjoy that one.

Anonymous wrote:21:47 - The Good Guys! Oh, I loved that one

Colin Hanks and Bradley Whitford --and it still got only one season.

I keep trying to start parks and rec and falling asleep!

I can't get through the first episode of Game of Thrones either.

Master of None on Netflix is good. There's just one short season.

Is Ugly Betty streaming anywhere? That was fun.

Agree with the PP who suggested Royal Pains. Also Drop Dead Diva--I think it was on Lifetime but it's pretty good---about a model who died and is sent back to earth in the body of a plus-sized attorney.

Anonymous wrote:if you're looking for something light, "clean", no violence - Hallmark Channel has some great programming. And this is coming from someone who's DVR is filled with lots of reality TV, over the top, gratuitous programming. I think that I like to watch Hallmark because it reminds me of the shows I used to watch when I was in HS in the 80s. And it's a nice change from all that other type of programming.

When Calls the Heart is actually a Hallmark show. It's a little sappy, but definitely what you describe.